Is it perhaps time for a Little Rebound? The RSI signs, that the market is very oversold and it seems that the indicator will turn into the buyingzone > 30, the likelihood of a Rebound increases. If Oil could brake it s downtrend @ 40,25$, a Rebound to the former breakoutlevel @ 44$ is thinkable. But as Long as Oil is trading below this (yellow) trendline it will make new Lows. Below the green Support line, the downtrend momentum will tighten, a further "selloff" could be exspected!
Only Prices above the old breakout Level @ 44$ could turn the Chart bullish, but thats just good for a short/midterm view. The longterm view is still deep bearish! Prices above 44$ will open the possibility that Oil jumps to his Minimum/normal-/maximal correction fibo-retracements at 0,38: 46,8 / 0,5:049,63/ 0,618: 52,44
Former Analysis
No sustainable signals for a trend reversal!
www.tradingview.com/...or-a-trend-reversal/
Nearly all views i read on this platform are bullish @ that level - many think about a double bottom as a trend reversal.
But dipping the former Pivot LOW is not yet enough to signal a trend reversal. Perhaps the exspected Rebound (dead cat bounce) is just good for scalping. (My maximal target for a possible Rebound is the 38,2 fibo (38,85-61,55) - but i don`t exspect a Rebound from this Niveau, i exspect a Rebound when crude will reach ist s falling green Support line @ 38.75
And yes, the RSI is oversold but still without any buying Signal, and yes, we have seen a selloff without any Rebound since the high @ 57.7$ But all WMAs are directed downwards - without any sign for a trendchange.
www.tradingview.com/...ITH-BIG-SHORTSIGNAL/
Brent update Brent could not beat ist longterm downtrend!
After Iran testified, that it will perhaps double its production, brent only made one direction: downwards!With prices below the last valid "2" @ 62,5$ brent leaves his middleterm uptrend (green) behind and reentries
in its longterm downtrend.
As Long Brent is trading below 63,5$, the risk continuing to drop increases massively:
The logically inferable target of the longterm downtrend is
a.) 52,3$
b.) 45$
If Brent could sustainable snatch back the Level @ 63,5$ , the technical Situation relaxes
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Brent - Can Brent beat its longterm-downtrend?
www.tradingview.com/...-longterm-downtrend/
After the massive sell-off from 116$ t o 45$ Brent could recover at $72 to almost the 0.38 Fibo-Retracement. (Red 123er-counting)
The recovery formed a short-medium term uptrend (green channel) (orange 123er counting)
-At the Moment Brent is near the bottom of the mentioned upward channel and is retesting the former breakout level @ $ 64. This level should be supportive.
-If the trend lower edge will be bought again the first technical shortterm target is the last high and the EMA 200 @ 70$. Should this resistance fall, it can be assumed that the price will move in the direction of the trends top edge @ 80$. (orange "2?") That level coincides with the Middle-Fibo target the entire downward movement. (50% correction)
-Will Brent break through its support @ 61-64$ is attributed with a test of the recent lows around $ 52,5.
- Will this Support also break, it needs to be reckoned with a test of the lows at 45$
-Under $ 45 is likely to win the downward movement momentum and lead to massive and rapid course fees. The red count would then be applied again.
In the long-term picture, the recovery appears to be a kind of downward flag, which is triggered by falling below the $ 45 mark 52 respectively.
Only Prices above the old breakout Level @ 44$ could turn the Chart bullish, but thats just good for a short/midterm view. The longterm view is still deep bearish! Prices above 44$ will open the possibility that Oil jumps to his Minimum/normal-/maximal correction fibo-retracements at 0,38: 46,8 / 0,5:049,63/ 0,618: 52,44
Former Analysis
No sustainable signals for a trend reversal!
www.tradingview.com/...or-a-trend-reversal/
Nearly all views i read on this platform are bullish @ that level - many think about a double bottom as a trend reversal.
But dipping the former Pivot LOW is not yet enough to signal a trend reversal. Perhaps the exspected Rebound (dead cat bounce) is just good for scalping. (My maximal target for a possible Rebound is the 38,2 fibo (38,85-61,55) - but i don`t exspect a Rebound from this Niveau, i exspect a Rebound when crude will reach ist s falling green Support line @ 38.75
And yes, the RSI is oversold but still without any buying Signal, and yes, we have seen a selloff without any Rebound since the high @ 57.7$ But all WMAs are directed downwards - without any sign for a trendchange.
www.tradingview.com/...ITH-BIG-SHORTSIGNAL/
Brent update Brent could not beat ist longterm downtrend!
After Iran testified, that it will perhaps double its production, brent only made one direction: downwards!With prices below the last valid "2" @ 62,5$ brent leaves his middleterm uptrend (green) behind and reentries
in its longterm downtrend.
As Long Brent is trading below 63,5$, the risk continuing to drop increases massively:
The logically inferable target of the longterm downtrend is
a.) 52,3$
b.) 45$
If Brent could sustainable snatch back the Level @ 63,5$ , the technical Situation relaxes
If you like my analysis and find it useful, please take a second and hit the LIKE button and follow me. It takes some time to create these posts and your LIKES let me know it is helpful to you. As always, any comments are welcome. Agree or disagree.
Brent - Can Brent beat its longterm-downtrend?
www.tradingview.com/...-longterm-downtrend/
After the massive sell-off from 116$ t o 45$ Brent could recover at $72 to almost the 0.38 Fibo-Retracement. (Red 123er-counting)
The recovery formed a short-medium term uptrend (green channel) (orange 123er counting)
-At the Moment Brent is near the bottom of the mentioned upward channel and is retesting the former breakout level @ $ 64. This level should be supportive.
-If the trend lower edge will be bought again the first technical shortterm target is the last high and the EMA 200 @ 70$. Should this resistance fall, it can be assumed that the price will move in the direction of the trends top edge @ 80$. (orange "2?") That level coincides with the Middle-Fibo target the entire downward movement. (50% correction)
-Will Brent break through its support @ 61-64$ is attributed with a test of the recent lows around $ 52,5.
- Will this Support also break, it needs to be reckoned with a test of the lows at 45$
-Under $ 45 is likely to win the downward movement momentum and lead to massive and rapid course fees. The red count would then be applied again.
In the long-term picture, the recovery appears to be a kind of downward flag, which is triggered by falling below the $ 45 mark 52 respectively.
